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Mini Buggy General Discussion General Discussion forum for Mini Buggies. (American Sportworks, HammerHead, Carter, etc) |
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Yamabuggy 400
Has anybody had or heard of any experience's ( good , or bad ) with the Yamabuggy 400 ? I'm currently trying to buy one ( halfway across the state )
Sold last of my Buggy's this past Spring Kept my Four Wheelers' , but Got The Bug BAD AGAIN !!!! I want something that will handle two riders as my copilot ( OLDGIRL ) is always riding with me . Felt Sorry for the 150's lugging our Fat A••'s around . Thanks .
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2011 BMS KING COBRA 150 Sold YERF DOG SPIDERBOX's Sold YERF DOG 3203's. Sold MANCO SILVER FOX. Sold 2009 POLARIS 500 HO SPORTSMAN 4X4 2002 POLARIS 500 HO SPORTSMAN 4X4 2000 POLARIS MAGNUM 2X4 HALF A DOZEN CHEVY 4X4's NEED-MO-BUGGY |
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driven one , worked on one....no info, no parts, not a fan!
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"LUCIFER" JOYNER JD400, CROSSHAMMER 250R, YERF GX150, CROSSFIRE MBX150, BMS 800V-TWIN '16 RZR 900s , '17 ACE 900XC, '99KX250, '94 KDX200, '18 SSR SR170TX |
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they also are huge and weigh a ton from when I remember looking up the specs. buggymaster on here has a write up on it also.
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Hammer head Single seater know as herbie under construction Aluminum fuel tank, aluminum wheels, custom fuel/cargo rack, entire rewire, trail tech vapor, ported big valve head, a12camshaft, 12 gram sliders, straight intake, kirkey wide seat, front end extension. 4 point harness, welded cage. Hammerhead exhaust. Blade Single Seater Restore welded cage, engine build, new wiring harness/electric box, spun aluminum fuel tank. |
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Engine parts cross to a Yamaha Big Bear, but the rest of the stuff you will have fabricate or convert over to something more common.
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I have a big bear and the engine is pretty good. I've debated putting it in a buggy since it's a 2wd but I'm really wanting to build a 4x4 buggy.
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I loved the yamabuggy. The biggest issue in my educated opinion (besides the potential lack of ability to get parts) is the poor cooling design and our machine regularly would trigger the overheating light. Maybe a relocation of the oil cooler could fix that. This was a very fun machine otherwise.
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